Re: Debug Configurations (I'm Confused!)

Li,

Using PARM('"LIBRARY   "' '"FILE      "' '"MEMBER    "') does not work
either.  As you can see I have three parameters to pass.  It takes the
double quotes as a part of the parameter value.  Leaving off the double
quotes, and using just the single quotes, is the way I've always done it
from the 5250 Command Line.  But this works differently in WDSC.  Does this
need a PMR also?  It clearly can't be as intended.  I would assume it if
works one way at the Command Line it should work the same way in WDSC.

Bill

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From: Li Ding [mailto:lding@xxxxxxxxxx]
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Hi Bill,

 Which run mode did you use , RSE job / batch / interactive/ 
multi-threaded ? Have you tried to add single quota around double quota, 
ie, PARM('" "') ? It is the same format when you specify blank parameter 
in 5250 command line.
 
 Regrading the overwritten value in debug launch configuration,  please 
open a PMR. 

 Thanks,

Li Ding
iSeries AD, IBM Toronto Lab
Email: lding@xxxxxxxxxx 
Phone:  (905) 413-4393,  T/L:  969-4393,  Fax: (905) 413-4850 




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Yes, SEP Debugging is better.  Now for another silly WDSC Debug comment 
...

After setting a program to run undr Debug SEP, When I run the program from
RSE (clicking Run, Run..., and providing "how to start" values), the
parameters passed have dropped all trailing blanks - even when using 
quoted
strings!  The only way I can get the parameters to map properly is by
filling out each parameter with non-blank characters and then changing the
values once debug starts up ... Ughhh.  Gotta be a bug.

Bill